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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1962
Page
3
A joint committee discussed a $9,500 basement renovation for the library with plans to assign space in the basement to the Red Cross and Civil Defense unit. The Corry Chapter and school officials prepared for petitions and notices for occupants within 30 days.
The Titusville Area School Board voted 22 to 3 against state Act 561 forcing a district merger by 1965 while approving the 1962-63 budget of 1,316,952 and maintaining the $10 per capita tax and 1 percent earned income tax. One member, Velma Proper, abstained in effect and voted no on the 30 mill real estate tax.
Coroner Merle Wood said a crash helmet might have prevented or lessened the fatal injuries of James E. Mulligan 38 after a Saturday night bicycle crash. He cited a fractured skull and cooperation with Millcreek police and Dr. John Fust. The driver was Leo C. Rust 3 of Cambridge Springs.
Harold Gardner, 31, of Fredonia, was injured at the Alco Plants in Dunkirk when a grinding wheel broke and half the wheel embedded in the upper right side of his face on his last day on the job. Doctors at Brooks Memorial Hospital say he has a skull fracture and may lose sight in his right eye, though his overall condition is listed as good.
Niagara Falls visitors attend funeral in Spartansburg and join local families for reunions and church events. Friends and relatives from Albion, Buffalo, Union City, Edinboro, Venus, Guys Mills and others converge for weddings, anniversaries, alumni banquets, and a Sunday home day picnic with plans for future gatherings. A birthday tribute to Evelyn Merkle and a 25th wedding anniversary at Meadville highlight community ties. The summer recreation program begins tomorrow at the school grounds.
Chase's committee proposes moving superintendent offices from the high school to the Public Library building and creating a large classroom plus two staff offices. Plan includes partitioning Wright School for a fulltime speech correctionist and immediate planning for new elementary schools in First and Third wards. Completion expected in two years with a junior high project later.
A youth was trapped in a wrecked car four miles from Hawthorn on Sunday afternoon and later taken to Brookin Hospital. Robert Daugherty of New Bethlehem suffered a broken foot and a badly lacerated arm as help arrived after the crash.
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